Sentence examples for shooting onto from inspiring English sources
Normally I'm an image quality fiend, but when it comes to shooting onto cheap film, I say everything goes.
The target signal can then be estimated by subtracting the measured water backscattering from the total signal detected when shooting onto the target.
It mattered little when he lofted his approach shot onto the green, although it rolled barely onto the fringe.
A tip that will enhance your first films: don't load every second of video you shoot onto your computer.
He needed to put his approach shot onto the green to have a reasonable chance of another birdie and a reasonable chance of playing on the weekend.
The L.A.P.D. is also looking into StarChase, an air-propelled projectile — imagine a sticky golf ball — that officers would shoot onto the suspect's vehicle, allowing them to tag him and then fall back and track him from a distance.
Standing on a hill left of the green, about 45 feet from the pin, he sent a delicate chip shot onto the green, and the gallery roared as the ball landed softly and rolled directly toward the hole.
His playing partner Todd takes two long putts to scramble his par; he stays at -4. Meanwhile on 4, Kuchar punches a sand shot onto the green and straight into the cup!
In the tradition of the British Open, the gallery followed him down the 18th fairway, and after he hit his approach shot onto the green, he was engulfed by the crowd.
Mechanical means of hardening the surface of steel parts include peening, which is the hammering of the heated surface, as by iron pellets shot onto the surface or by air blasting, and cold-working, which consists of rolling, hammering, or drawing at temperatures that do not affect the composition of the steel.
That led to a cascade of human and mechanical errors that allowed natural gas under tremendous pressure to shoot onto the drilling platform, causing an explosion and fire that killed 11 of the 126 crew members and caused an oil spill that took 87 days to get under control.
